7 card stud poker
online poker
Aces High combines the excitement of a High Low accumulator with a traditional suit of cards and adds a bonus feature for good measure! Simply predict whether you think the next card drawn on a reel of 13 cards ranging from 2 to Ace will be higher, lower or the same as the last.
Winnings are accumulated and can be collected after each draw or re-bet on the next spin to win ever-higher amounts. Bonuses are paid on the profit for successful consecutive spins, up to a maximum of 25%!
Rules for Seven Card Stud
Before a game of 7 card stud poker begins, all players ante a nominal amount (see Limits page for exact ante amounts). Each player is dealt two hidden hole cards and one exposed card. The player with the lowest exposed card is the "bring-in", and is forced to make a wager of either a half a small bet or a full small bet (for example, either $1 or $2 in a $2/$4 game). Action continues clockwise around the table until betting is complete for the round.
Note: For the purposes of determining the bring-in, ties in Seven Card Stud poker card rank are broken by suit, with the order being spades, hearts, diamonds and clubs (in descending order).
Each player now receives an exposed card, called "Fourth Street". The first player to act is the individual whose exposed stud cards have the highest poker value. This player may either check or bet. If no player shows a pair amongst his or her exposed cards, the bet will be a small bet ($2 in a $2/$4 game). If any player shows a pair, the betting can be opened for a big bet ($4 in a $2/$4 game).
Each player now receives another exposed card, called "Fifth Street". Again the first player to act is the individual whose exposed cards has the highest stud poker value.